summer interviews: he was resilient in his village

Where did you stay during the war?
We stayed in the mountains, in Kfar Nabrakh.

What happened to you during the war?
Nothing happened, but on the way we were chased by the radar plane MK. We got scared… a lot. There were only two cars and when we reached an orchard full of trees, we saw a bombed car, and we saw bags scattered all around

What did you see on the way?
We saw a car hit by a rocket and it was distorted a lot.

Were the services decreasing?
No, they weren’t decreasing because there were many philanthropic organizations.

Did any of your relatives or parents die?
Yes our neighbor died during the last days of the war.

Who compensated for your house?
The council for south Lebanon compensated for losses that affected us during the war

Who was protecting you during the war?
The Islamic Resistance was protecting us during the war, and one of them is from my village: he is a martyr.

Were you afraid during the war?
Yes, I was afraid when I was in the south because we spent the first days in our house and the bombs were coming closer to us.

Were any of your relatives or parents with you in the south during the war?
Yes, there was our neighbor, but he was martyred.

Was your house affected?
Yes, it was affected a lot. Much shrapnel hit it. Windows broke and doors were knocked down. And the garden dried out.